cooking hemp

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Philip Inzani

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Eddie saw your question under another topic...I think you where asking how to use hemp without having to boil it for hours. Well you do need to cook which I think you also asked but try soaking the dry seeds for 24 hours before you cook them. it will drastically reduce the actual cooking time.
 
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Carp Angler

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A lot of people advocate putting the seed into a flask with boiling water.
I have never found this to be as effective as soaking/boiling as it seems that not as many of the seeds split, although you do tend to capture more of the oil.
 
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james hunt

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dont bother soaking or boiling.
just put your dry hemp in a good bucket boil a few kettles of water or until the water covers the hemp by a few inches or so. leave overnight or better still 24hours. make sure you keep the lid on when you top up with the kettles.
job done no mess no smell.
 
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A good soak with any seed before boiling definitely gives the seeds a more consistent and even texture, ie, more hemp seeds split more evenly.
 
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